Firefighter/Paramedic Scott Lilly marks five years of service with the Maryland Heights Fire Protection District, celebrated for his dedication to community safety.

Maryland Heights Police honor School Resource Officers on their appreciation day, highlighting their roles as mentors and positive influences in schools.

Kirkwood city offices closed for Presidents' Day, but the community center remained open. Sanitation services are delayed by a day, with no special pickups. "Coffee with the Mayor" event is scheduled after the holiday.

CareSTL Health, a St. Louis clinic for uninsured and underinsured, closed abruptly due to financial issues and a cyber-attack, impacting patients and staff. Plans to reopen some sites are underway despite challenges.

St. Louis County announces revised hours for government buildings, with most operating 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays, and the West County Center ending in-person services on February 27.

Saint Charles Police Department hosts "Coffee with a Cop" for community engagement on March 3 at local McDonald’s, promoting open dialogue with residents.

Wentzville, Missouri, enhances communication with residents, offering multiple channels such as social media, website, and eNewsletters to keep them informed about city events and services.

The St. Louis Police reminded Mardi Gras attendees of rules like no cans, bottles, backpacks, coolers, underage drinking, or drunk driving and encouraged reporting suspicious activity on social media.

Supporters say St. Louis City SC rescinded approval for trans-pride and Black Lives Matter banners at Energizer Park, prompting anger and plans to press the club.

St. Charles County, Missouri, launched a text service to remind citizens of important dates like election and tax deadlines, by simply texting #RemindMe to a designated number.

Missouri AG Catherine Hanaway warns against rising romance scams, highlighting the importance of vigilance and familial support to prevent emotional and financial exploitation.

St. Louis is encouraging public input on its Plan Area 7 initiative, targeting neighborhood development, and is also seeking consultants for the project.

A former Missouri DNR inspector called the inactive Generally Hauling landfill in Franklin County "one of the worst," as leachate and metals show up in nearby runoff. State records, reporters and lawmakers say cleanup and funding questions remain unresolved.